THE INTEGRATION OF THE ROMANIAN E-SERVICES TECHNOLOGIES IN THE EUROPEAN INFORMATIC SOCIETY

Ioan Radu and Minodora Ursacescu
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Ioan Radu: The Academy of Economical Studies, Bucharest

Theoretical and Applied Economics, 2007, vol. 6(511)(supplement), issue 6(511)(supplement), 201-208

Abstract: Due to the fact that a big part of the public services is provided/supplied at local or regional level, the main information regarding their condition are available only at the level of the local public administration. The development of the relationship between the institutions of the local public administration and the citizens and also the business environment depends on certain factors, such as the increase of the transparency level for the activities of local authorities. This issue involves the transformation of the general public services in e-Services (electronic services), the free access of all the citizens to the additional infrastructure, based on instruments, applications and technical solutions implemented on the local and central public administration. Keywords: e-administration; general public services; e-services solutions; durable development; digital signature. REL Classification: 13G; 15D; 17D; 18D

Date: 2007
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